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amid the chaos of the dunkirk evacuation? _ together. amid the chaos of the dunkirk evacuation?after the war he became everything from ice cream seller a football referee. he was also portsmouth football clubs oldies supporter, having attended matches since 1928 and received this tribute on news of his death. music: last post today's service blended the military with the melancholy, marking the life of someone whose duty to family and country reached back across a great arc of time. life given to his family, his comrades his country. time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear. it isa it is a trend that we have seen all summer, change of month, change of fortunes. most of us will probably sum up august like this, sunny spells, scattered showers and plenty of rainbows in the sky. the first week of september, at high pressure builds, sunshine with us, a lot of it and it will bring with it some warmth as well. that is because of high pressure. messy weatherfronts to clear away then the high pressure moves in from the south—west, dragging in warmth all the way from the azores

we came across lawrence three years ago at that dunkirk memorial, the 80th anniversary of dunkirk, aovely, gentle soul, one who didn't want to reminisce with this for a few moments. we found him to be a gentle, intelligent and remarkable man. duncan kennedy, thank you, remembering lawrence churcher. that takes us to look at the weather prospects this lunchtime, wherever you are. stabbed in a houses with me. —— stav danaos is with me. high pressure is building in, bringing dry, warm and sunny weather but for now we have to contend with low pressure bringing weather fronts towards the south and west of the country, this is where we've seen the rain. further north, some good spells of sunshine around. i've got the satellite and radar on here, the rain is northern ireland, wales, the south west midlands and southern england where as much as eastern england where as much as eastern england at the north of england and scotland will have a fine afternoon with wood, sunny spells around, variable cloud here and there and that's how it will remain. it's here we'll see the best of the temperatu

, veterans who served in dunkirk, dunkirk, who sadly now died . greatest britain in union jackass. in uncanceled jackass. but next in uncanceled , sunak been promising , rishi sunak has been promising to the swiftly. but to stop the boats swiftly. but a leaked home office memo says we're accommodating we're going to be accommodating illegal migrants next illegal migrants for the next five least . so is it five years. at least. so is it time we took a leaf from the greek's book and started physically turning the boats away in the water? fleet legend kelvin mackenzie thinks so. he's riled and ready on this. don't go anywhere, because kelvin mackenzie for fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie. uncancelled now . and mackenzie. uncancelled now. and you know, this is where britain's top commentator to speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of and if you hope of the media. and if you hope the migrant would be the migrant crisis would be solved the next general solved before the next general election, thi

, veterans who served in dunkirk, dunkirk, who sadly now died .britain in union jackass. in uncanceled jackass. but next in uncanceled , sunak been promising , rishi sunak has been promising to the swiftly. but to stop the boats swiftly. but a leaked home office memo says we're accommodating we're going to be accommodating illegal migrants next illegal migrants for the next five least . so is it five years. at least. so is it time we took a leaf from the greek's book and started physically turning the boats away in the water? fleet legend kelvin mackenzie thinks so. he's riled and ready on this. don't go anywhere, because kelvin mackenzie for fleet street legend kelvin mackenzie. uncancelled now . and mackenzie. uncancelled now. and you know, this is where britain's top commentator to speak out on controversial issues without the fear of the cancel culture sweeping the rest of and if you hope of the media. and if you hope the migrant would be the migrant crisis would be solved the next general solved before the next general election, think again.

some were taken to the port of dunkirk.ow are our correspondents, ian palmer, who's in dover and bethany bell in calais. the first of all, ian, can you bring it up to date on this latest development? i it up to date on this latest development?— it up to date on this latest development? it up to date on this latest develoment? .., , ., ., development? i can tell you that the wind had picked _ development? i can tell you that the wind had picked up _ development? i can tell you that the wind had picked up this _ development? i can tell you that the wind had picked up this morning. - development? i can tell you that the wind had picked up this morning. i. wind had picked up this morning. i can no longer see the coastline of france, which means it is unlikely there will be any more attempts to cross the channel in small boats today. the optimum time is between four o'clock in the morning and nine o'clock in the morning and the wins are probably a little bit too strong for the attempts to be made. we know there were two people w

channel in small boats. 0ur correspondent tom symonds reports from calais. 0n wasteland close to dunkirkrld's migrants continue to live in limbo. there's food, water, phone chargers, even lessons for the kids provided by aid agencies. but these tracks lead to the coast, to the small boats, to britain. karim, who asked not to be identified, paid people—smugglers 2000 euros for a place on the boat which then sank. he said they promised him they're going to send him to uk in good boat. in a good boat? did they say what a good boat was? translation: big boat, ten metres, 15 metres. l but in the end, it was three metres or four metres. and how many people were on that boat? they put 70 people on the boat, but there was no space and they left ten people behind. karim was one of them. two friends stayed on board. he thinks they're dead. but 22—year—old idris survived. translation: there were far too many passengers. - the waves were very strong, and the boat split up. - some people fell into . the water and drowned. i never believed i would survive. i was fast losing the strengthl to swim, but

they were bought to dunkirk, which is not very farfrom here.ve once again stressed how dangerous it is to cross the channel here in small boats, this is one of the most busy and dangerous crossings, and they say it is with very difficult weather conditions, where the wind changes very quickly. we have heard from france's prime minister, elisabeth borne say that she has praised the work of the rescue workers and has also said that her thoughts are with the victims and those who died in that initial incident on friday to saturday night. aid workers around here have said that the number of migrants arriving in the region around calais seems to be increasing and that many of those people are sleeping rough along the coastlines here. the aid workers have told us that they warn them of the dangers of the crossing but they also say it is very hard to stop people who are determined to cross. a delegation of muslim scholars from nigeria says the leaders of last month's military coup in niger are willing to solve the crisis through dialogue, not force. t

after receiving a distress signal from off the coast of sun got net dunkirk on the french coast. dozens of people were rescued by the desk again, how i liked the dangers of crossing the short body of water between france and the u. k. french authority said later on saturday that all 6 deceased will f gunmen as of a beverly secretary of state's in charge of the seat, arrive to meet rescue. as in kelly seemed, the girl was all the civic jim. if we move on 6 victims today it's, it's a fault of traffic, has criminals and send young people, women, adults to that death through these maritime groups which are dangerous and deadly. secretary, u. k. home secretary sort of a problem and has used those dangers to condemn the traffic, is the organized migrant journeys across the channel. she says that thoughts and prayers all with those affected by south today's tragedy. but as she continues to impose tough measures against arrivals on small bites, critic site, the fault lies with the government. failing to provide site for roots, the people to seek asylum in the u. k. bull race. all these era star

on wasteland close to dunkirk, the world's migrants continue to live in limbo., even lessons for the kids provided by aid agencies. but these tracks lead to the coast, to the small boats, to britain. karim, who asked not to be identified, paid people smugglers 2000 euros for a place on the boat which then sank. he said they promised him they're going to send him to uk in good boat. in a good boat? did they say what a good boat was? translation: big boat, 10 metres, 15 metres. i but in the end, it was three metres or four metres. and how many people were on that boat? they put 70 people on the boat, but there was no space and they left ten people behind. karim was one of them. two friends stayed on board. he thinks they're dead. but 22—year—old idris survived. translation: there were far too many passengers. - the waves were very strong, and the boat split up. - some people fell into . the water and drowned. i never believed i would survive. i was fast losing the strengthl to swim, but i kept trying very hard to keep afloat. but when it comes to getting to britai

that's the vessels were in trouble of a sudden got net dunkirk on the, on the french coast. when they arrived. they were finally, according to one of the mass of one of the towns on the coast, dozens of migrant vessels trying to automate the crossing. at the same time, one of those capsized and 6 people found that a very serious condition, one of those was lifted to a hospital in cal, i was pronounced that shortly afterwards. and it was then later on confirmed that the other 5 had died. and as well as around 50 people rescued, as he said, not they. so comes after. after the 755, people tried to cross the channel on, on thursday, apparently taking, taking advantage of the of the common weather. the weather hasn't been quite, quite as calm today. we've not heard anything about the search and rescue operation being officially over. but a short time ago, we did say a life by coming back into the pool of di and apparently not with any any migrant simple di. what is the u. k. government's response spain, through this a while a the home secretary, so i liberals and then is sharing

on wasteland close to dunkirk, the world's migrants continue to live in limbo.s provided by aid agencies. but these tracks lead to the coast, to the small boats, to britain. karim, who asked not to be identified, paid people—smugglers 2000 euros for a place on the boat which then sank. he said they promised him they're going to send him to uk in good boat. in a good boat? did they say what a good boat was? translation: big boat, 10 metres, 15 metres. i but in the end, it was three metres or four metres. and how many people were on that boat? they put 70 people on the boat, but there was no space and they left ten people behind. karim was one of them. two friends stayed on board. he thinks they're dead. but 22—year—old idris survived. translation: there were far too many passengers. - the waves were very strong, and the boat split up. - some people fell into . the water and drowned. i never believed i would survive. i was fast losing the strengthl to swim, but i kept trying very hard to keep afloat. but when it comes to getting to britain, nothing has changed. wi

responding to that signal that went up from near the coastal town of signed out in front of net net dunkirk lab is one french mass. a dozens of vessels containing migrants where we're in trouble. when the rescue team's got there, it seems. one of the bites said a capsized on 6. people were already in a very serious condition in the world. at one of those initially was lifted to all spittle in cow i. but was i pronounced that shortly afterwards. i'm lights are on saturday. the are the 5 of those i were also a consent to have died. now, as you mentioned that bin that been more mold, small bites, coming across from friends to the k. hi of 755 last week on thursday. and that may have been because conditions were, were seemingly becoming call the conditions they are in dover. are getting worse, i was with you guys on we believe the search and rescue operation is still continuing. even though we have seen some migraines at this, and barking hair earlier in the day, from bought a false vessels, repulsing friends as saying that that may still be far between 5 to 10 people still unaccounted for. wha

distress signal that was heard of the other was detected off the coast of the town of saint got net dunkirk, 12 french authorities said was dozens of migrant vessels in difficulties when rescue was built. that one of them had capsized and 66 people were already in a serious condition in the war to one of those was left at the hospital in cali. i was pronounced that shortly afterwards. uh, the french prosecutor's office. local prosecutors office set. that was a, an ask on mail, the big 5 others of the 6 where all site conferred as that lights are on, on saturday. um, now, as you mentioned that bin many migrant crossings from, from friends to the u. k. s 755 on thursday, apparently taking advantage of the call, the common conditions, the conditions here in dover. i've been getting worse as the day you guys on. we understand those search and rescue operations all still under way of the car is to friends, even though some vessels have advertised here to die. at least one of them offloading offloading some migraines. but there are reports that at some people all still messing off the coast of fr

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it's in but that french problem is in dunkirk . it's in cali blowing dunkirk.and are going into to these communities on a regular bafis these communities on a regular basis and are being blamed for a very significant rise in criminality and anti—social. >> and then they manage somehow to overcome their deep seated fear of water and make it across the busiest shipping lane in the world. mark, thank you very world. but mark, thank you very much. home security much. mark, home security ednon much. mark, home security editor. all editor. now, look, this all culminates, lot of culminates, doesn't it? a lot of the in these small boats the time in these small boats crossings all know crossings is, as we all know now, by the use of migrant hotels. well, let's get more now on that we covered on a story that we covered extensively on this a few extensively on this show a few weeks ago. 95 people who worked at a hotel in south wales were made redundant june, but made redundant in june, but plans than 200 asylum plans for more than 200 asylum seekers to move in haven't gone

simon dunkirk you. of course. simon dunkirk and mckenzie. look, and calvin mckenzie.orget let me know what you forget to let me know what you think well. male mogg, aunt think as well. male mogg, aunt gb up, think as well. male mogg, aunt gb up, are your gb news.com coming up, are your kids disadvantage simply for kids a disadvantage simply for being plus can comedy being british? plus can comedy survive? cancel culture stick around. find out >> you're listening to news radio . radio. >> hey, i'm still not jacob rees—mogg . i'm patrick christys. rees—mogg. i'm patrick christys. but this is state of the nation. you've been getting in touch with your thoughts in your droves on the latest topic that we were talking about. of course, crisis, course, the migrant crisis, callum migrants callum says, i think migrants should wherever they should be happy wherever they are. uk has a serious are. house the uk has a serious homelessness problem . we're homelessness problem. we're giving to these people. giving housing to these people. okay fine. jamie says the government give us

simon dunkirk you. of course. simon dunkirk and mckenzie. look, and calvin mckenzie. don't forget let me know what you forget to let me know what you think well. male mogg, aunt think as well. male mogg, aunt gb up, think as well. male mogg, aunt gb up, are your gb news.com coming up, are your kids disadvantage simply for kids a disadvantage simply for being plus can comedy being british? plus can comedy survive? cancel culture stick around. find out >> you're listening to news radio . radio. >> hey, i'm still not jacob rees—mogg . i'm patrick christys. rees—mogg. i'm patrick christys. but this is state of the nation. you've been getting in touch with your thoughts in your droves on the latest topic that we were talking about. of course, crisis, course, the migrant crisis, callum migrants callum says, i think migrants should wherever they should be happy wherever they are. uk has a serious are. house the uk has a serious homelessness problem . we're homelessness problem. we're giving to these people. giving housing to these people. okay fine. jamie says the government

dunkirk.nd afghans fighting in dunkirk. ironically thing ironically and the other thing is terrible story about yet is this terrible story about yet more migrants dying in in the ocean on the way to great britain and i'm not sure what to do now because i don't know why they want to come. it seems to be it seems to be the sort of hotspot of europe to come to. the final destination is great britain. we probably ought to start dropping guardian start dropping the guardian over enemy they read how enemy lines so they can read how bad country is. i don't bad this country is. i don't know if that's particularly true. they do go, but there are certain who to certain people who want to come to maybe have to england. maybe they have certainly afghans. if english is their they their second language, if they have relatives over here or any connections. so other countries are taking more migrants. it's not that, but there are some people who want to come to the uk and not just because we're seen as this a

i think , which is near dunkirk, think, which is near dunkirk, which is where many of the migrants arenow, the crossing over. now, there are iraqis there and are a lot of iraqis there and a lot of kurds there and afghans there, rather, and kurds there and there is gang rivalry going on.and and there is gang rivalry going on. and this story has come from a 15 year old lad who is an afghan and he was telling the story of what it was like that night before this tragedy happened. and evidently there was there were fighting was gunfire. there were fighting between the kurds and the afghans in the camp. and this this poor little lad went and hid. he did get on one of the boats leaving that night, but obviously was rescued by a french unusually, is french ship unusually, and is now back in france, but is determined get over to determined to get over to england. old england. he's only 15 years old and was obviously terrified. and he was obviously terrified. but just the ongoing mess but it's just the ongoing mess that no one seems to be able to sort this out. now, bearing in mind we've £480 mi

out in the open sea here near calais, they rescued around 5a people and brought them to the port of dunkirk. the english channel is one of the busiest and most dangerous shipping lanes in the world, and that's because of the hundreds of ferries and tankers that pass through it every single day. and sadly, this latest incident didn't happen in isolation. so let's take a look at the numbers. according to the uk home office in 2022, arrivals in small boats made up 45% of applications. so that's a large number of people making a very dangerous journey. and if you look at the figures in 2022 alone, more than 16,000 people crossed the english channel in small boats. and since 2018 — that's when these numbers started being recorded — the government confirmed that there have been more than 100,000 people crossing the english channel in those small boats. and yet the uk border force says this isn't a record high, not if you take into account people crossing on trains and lorries. and in fact, in 2002 alone, there were more than 100,000 applications. people fleeing places like iraq, somalia, afghanis

dunkirk.nd afghans fighting in dunkirk. ironically thing ironically and the other thing is terrible story about yet is this terrible story about yet more migrants dying in in the ocean on the way to great britain and i'm not sure what to do now because i don't know why they want to come. it seems to be it seems to be the sort of hotspot of europe to come to. the final destination is great britain. we probably ought to start dropping guardian over start dropping the guardian over enemy they read how enemy lines so they can read how bad country is. i don't bad this country is. i don't know if that's particularly true. they do go, but there are certain who come certain people who want to come to they to england. maybe they have certainly afghans. if english is their language, they their second language, if they have relatives over here or any connections. so other countries are taking more migrants. it's not that, but there are some people who want to come to the uk and not just because we're see

there's 100 mile of coastline between dunkirk and le touquet , between dunkirk and le touquet, roughlylkestone to brighton . roughly from folkestone to brighton. i'm roughly from folkestone to brighton . i'm sorry. you can't brighton. i'm sorry. you can't control patrol every every yard of that border unless we think dennis , can i take you to task dennis, can i take you to task on a couple of points there? >> it's. it's incorrect to say other european nations didn't do something about this. maloney declared a state of emergency in italy and effectively stopped boats in italy and sent boats shoring in italy and sent them instead to france. the poush them instead to france. the polish prime minister, as you correctly just said, is throwing a referendum on this debate because relocation scheme because an eu relocation scheme with no say by the polish people was covering that story later is being dumped on poland. what i'm putting to you is if we had conviction politics in the uk like that, we might get somewhere . somewhere. >> mrs. maloney is the laughing stock in immigration . the boat

on wasteland close to dunkirk, the world's migrants continue to live in limbo.t to be identified, paid people smugglers 2,000 euros for a place on the boat which then sank. he said they promised him they're going to send him to uk in a good boat. in a good boat, did they say what a good boat was? translation: big boat, 10 metres, 15 metres. i but in the end, it was three metres or four metres. and how many people were on that boat? they put 70 people on the boat, but there was no space, and they left ten people behind. karim was one of them. two friends stayed on board. he thinks they're dead. but 22—year—old idris survived. translation: there were far too many passengers. | the waves were very strong, and the boat split up. some people fell into the water and drowned. i never believed i would survive. i was fast losing the strength to swim, but i kept trying very hard to keep afloat. but when it comes to getting to britain, nothing has changed. will you try tonight? |translation: last night, | tried, | and my boat was cut by the police. and tonight, i don't kno

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receiving a distress signal that was from the french coast near the town of saint gats, which is near dunkirk with one of them as on the french coastline. save that dozens of small vessels trying to make the crossing to the u. k. across the channel, the goats into difficulties. one of those it seems capsized and when rescue was got that at 6 people already in a. busy serious condition one was lifted to the hospital. we believe in kylie was pronounced that shortly afterwards. indeed, the other 5 of those 6 were also pronounced that later on with some, some 50 people. i also rescued. that is comes as you say, after the 755 people made the crossing from friends to the u. k. in just one day on thursday this week, in terms of the rescue was arriving back in in don't tell you, but we saw, we saw a large bite coming in. not so long ago about an hour ago. we say emily, no, no rescued migraines on board. but there was another board, a full special ad that arrived earlier earlier today i didn't bought. did see me like this and bought some migraines here and go home and go back and pull. what is the u.

after receiving a distress signal from off the coast of sun got net dunkirk on the french coast, dozens of people were rescued by the desk again, how i like the dangers of crossing the short body of water between france and the u . k. french authorities said later on saturday that all 6 deceased will ask on, man, as of a bellville secretary of state's in charge of the c, arrive to meet the rescue. as in kelly, home secretary, you k home secretary's toilet bravo has used those dangers to condemn the traffic is the organized migrant journeys across the channel. she says that the thoughts and prayers are with those affected by south today's tragedy. but as she continues to impose tough measures against the rivals on small boats, critic site the fault lies with the government for failing to provide site for routes, the people to seek asylum in the u. k. bull race. all these era started by problems defense minister says the countries board of about of who is in danger. it says, minutes back to by moscow is encouraging illegal crossings to destabilize poland bushes. wagner groups set up a bas

compass and you head to dunkirk or to calais and you or you head to calais and you offload them therell upon to critics all international treaties . the international treaties. the first one is the 1974 safety of life at sea . and then the second life at sea. and then the second one is the 1982 un convention of law at sea. and there are clauses within those treaties that give us the legal international right to do that. and there's nothing france can do about it. and that will stop the boats. no, and he's not even talking about it. >> no, he's not even the truth is, he's a gutless coward. >> and it's the british people who are paying the bill. and i'm frankly sick to death of it now. >> well, i agree. actually we look have to speak to you about lucy letby and this atrocious , lucy letby and this atrocious, appalling situation in which the nhs appears to have covered up the parents now of a baby killed by lucy letby have said tonight richard , that they got a, quote, richard, that they got a, quote, total fobbed off from the hospital , total fobbed off from the hospital, which is of co

compass and you head to dunkirk or to calais and you or you head to calais and you offload them therell upon to critics all international treaties . the international treaties. the first one is the 1974 safety of life at sea . and then the second life at sea. and then the second one is the 1982 un convention of law at sea. and there are clauses within those treaties that give us the legal international right to do that. and there's nothing france can do about it. and that will stop the boats. no, and he's not even talking about it. >> no, he's not even the truth is, he's a gutless coward. >> and it's the british people who are paying the bill. and i'm frankly sick to death of it now. >> well, i agree. actually we look have to speak to you about lucy letby and this atrocious , lucy letby and this atrocious, appalling situation in which the nhs appears to have covered up the parents now of a baby killed by lucy letby have said tonight richard , that they got a, quote, richard, that they got a, quote, total fobbed off from the hospital , total fobbed off from the hospital, which is of co

were telling me about the their fellow kurds, iraqi kurds, who control a lot of these camps around dunkirkand even in calais. and how increasingly they are arming themselves , that there is a lot themselves, that there is a lot of infighting that's breaking out, mainly between the kurdish gangs , disputes over them, gangs, disputes over them, undercutting each other, invading their particular turf. they, you know, jealously guard their particular patch and they are getting reports from people they still know on the other side who say that they have seen these gang masters wandering about. now with weapons. i've been there many times over the years. i've been threatened twice by these criminal gangs of gang masters with knives , never gang masters with knives, never with guns. and it was only because they didn't like us filming, but it is a surprise that they are now arming themselves with weapons. but it seems , as you see, the afghans seems, as you see, the afghans who are now the biggest nationality represented on these small boats are themselves trying to get a piece of that action. >>

were telling me about the their fellow kurds, iraqi kurds, who control a lot of these camps around dunkirkeven in calais. and how increasingly they are arming themselves , that there is a lot themselves, that there is a lot of infighting that's breaking out, mainly between the kurdish gangs , disputes over them, gangs, disputes over them, undercutting each other, invading their particular turf. they, you know, jealously guard their particular patch and they are getting reports from people they still know on the other side who say that they have seen these gang masters wandering about. now with weapons. i've been there many times over the years. i've been threatened twice by these criminal gangs of gang masters with knives , never gang masters with knives, never with guns. and it was only because they didn't like us filming, but it is a surprise that they are now arming themselves with weapons. but it seems , as you see, the afghans seems, as you see, the afghans who are now the biggest nationality represented on these small boats are themselves trying to get a piece of that action. >> yeah

news >> so tonight, i'm going to be joined by simon dunkirk, who's the former labour mp for rochdale. the conservatives on the london assembly. and my best got gb news presenter charlie peters is the conservative councillor for windsor. laura swann also got spitting image legend steve nallon and former cabbie and famed towie mum clare brockett, and talking about cabby drivers . we've also got cab driver gary fisher . but first, . we've also got cab driver gary fisher. but first, your . we've also got cab driver gary fisher . but first, your latest fisher. but first, your latest news headlines . news headlines. >> good evening. i'm tatiana sanchez in the newsroom. the home secretary was warned that holding migrants on the bibby stockholm barge was a huge health and safety risk. the fire brigades union says it wrote to suella braverman more than a week ago, but hasn't received a response. all 39 migrants on the barge were removed this afternoon after legionella bacteria was found in the water. the bacteria can cause a serious type of lung infection known as legionnaires disease . meanwh

in his interest, but it's already his problem because these poor community ltns in calais and in dunkirkowing that have been blighted by hundreds of thousands of people over recent months and years who've come to the northwest corner of france to try to get across the channel. they're all camped out around these towns and cities. they're are blamed for a significant amount of anti—social behaviour and crime in these communities as well. so these areas would love to see a french policy that stops the boats coming and stops these people piling up along their coastlines. >> that's very true. we don't we don't often talk about it . don't often talk about it. what's happening in the north of france . and it is very much a france. and it is very much a blight on those communities. so moving on. thank you very much indeed. mark white, for your time, homeland security editor there, bringing us the breaking news. >> before we move on, mark, i love your optimism, but i think macron doing a deal with us is about likely as me winning about as likely as me winning the eurovision song contest. you eve

. >> >> dunkirk, maryland. >> milpitas. they're on their best behavior right there. they are going to explode when jon batiste comes out and does his thing right there on our plaza. craig's got the morning aoff, bt jon batiste coming up in a few minutes. >> new orleans represented out there. >> oh, yes, we'll do that in a half hour. >>> we begin with a major shakeup in hawaii. maui's head of emergency management resigned just one day after having to defend his decision as those devastating wildfires raged across the island miguel almaguer is in maui, again for the very latest there, hey, miguel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, citing health concerns, herman andaya has resigned, maui county's tom emergency response official he came under withering criticism for not surrounding those emergency sirens he said he chose that decision because he was concerned if he sounded those sirens which are often used for tsunamis, people hawaiian electric, the power company here in maui faces four lawsuits, a growing number seem sp

and then you take them back to dunkirk and you take them back to calais and you safely discharge themhich we're entitled to do under those international treaties that i refer to. that is perfectly refer to. so that is perfectly safe. after that's what we safe. after all, that's what we do the moment. we pick them do at the moment. we pick them up the boats. we just up out of the boats. we just happen the happen to bring them to the united opposed to united kingdom as opposed to take to the safe take them back to the safe country left, country that they left, called france . country that they left, called fra|and believe then that the >> and you believe then that the french would have to take them ? french would have to take them? >> french have to take >> yeah, the french have to take them international law and them under international law and if they dispute that, they can take us to the international courts . that would take many, courts. that would take many, many, many months, by many, many, many months, by which the whole game is up which time the whole game is up and over within

the criticisms , some of despite the criticisms, some effectiveness of law enforcement at around dunkirke on raf wethersfield, which in light of the fact that we're going to see several red days in the coming week or so, we're going to have to put some of these people somewhere and raf wethersfield is one of these processing centres and just give us a little sneaky peek at your massive exclusive. well an indication that that base is still not ready to receive the 1700 migrants it's supposed to off last week as of last week, there was only 80 migrant boats who were in wethersfield. we don't know what the figure is this week . they're predicting this week. they're predicting 500 by the end of the month, which is just over a week away. i'm not sure they'll actually be able to do that . able to do that. >> okay. good stuff. well, look, we wait with bated breath for more detail at p.m, more detail at around 5 pm, mark there are mark white, there are home scores, you scores, the editor, thank you very, you've very, very much. but as you've been there of been hearing from mark there of course,

they have upped their beach patrols around dunkirk and calais as well.t activity further down the coast to boulogne. and of course, when they push off from boulogne, it's a much longerjourney and potentially then more hazardous as well . and as a consequence of as well. and as a consequence of that , a lot of the boats that we that, a lot of the boats that we see trying to cross don't make it to uk waters and then end up turning back. so all of this is playing in, i think, to what we're seeing with the uncertainty over the numbers and the fact that the number crossing is 13% down on what it was last year. but i would just caution the government not to too be sort of triumphant at the moment because it only takes a run of really good days, a big push off from these people smugglers, and then suddenly that gap diminishes very significantly. >> and how about this tactic that the smugglers are using , that the smugglers are using, offering people effectively a bog offer, bog off offer, buy one, get one free. if you can't make the trip today. we have a free j

as soon as those people of people are on the shores of dunkirk calais.lais. >> but people will say, as i've raised up the £480 million, the french should never have taken that money. then if they were going to say these people have landed on french shores , they're landed on french shores, they're in a safe country. we've taken that money. we therefore should be looking after them and not allowing them to get in boats and travel illegally to the uk . and travel illegally to the uk. >> maybe we should negotiate a better deal with the french. we should also certainly open up a safe route in calais so that people that want to come to the uk that have a legitimate reason to into the refugee fees to come into the uk refugee fees can come don't have. can come and don't have. >> would would >> what would you do? would you do paperwork , as it were, do the paperwork, as it were, pnor do the paperwork, as it were, prior to them leaving france? how would do ? that's what it how would you do? that's what it should be done. that's how it should be done. that's how i

news >> so tonight, i'm going to be joined by simon dunkirk, who's the former labour mp for rochdale.eputy leader of the conservatives on the london assembly. and my best got gb news presenter charlie peters is the conservative councillor for windsor. laura swann also got spitting image legend steve nallon and former cabbie and famed towie mum clare brockett, and talking about cabby drivers . we've also got cab driver gary fisher . but first, . we've also got cab driver gary fisher. but first, your . we've also got cab driver gary fisher . but first, your latest fisher. but first, your latest news headlines . news headlines. >> good evening. i'm tatiana sanchez in the newsroom. the home secretary was warned that holding migrants on the bibby stockholm barge was a huge health and safety risk. the fire brigades union says it wrote to suella braverman more than a week ago, but hasn't received a response. all 39 migrants on the barge were removed this afternoon after legionella bacteria was found in the water. the bacteria can cause a serious type of lung infection known as legionnaires d